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Scotland captain Caroline Weir joins Champions League runners-up Lyon

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Caroline Weir, captain of the Scotland women's national team, has completed a transfer to Lyon from Real Madrid. Lyon finished as runners-up in the UEFA Women's Champions League last season, making this a high-profile move for the Scottish midfielder. Weir brings significant experience and leadership to a Lyon side that will be aiming to reclaim the Champions League title. The move strengthens Lyon's midfield options ahead of the new season.

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Weir's addition bolsters a Lyon squad already among the elite in European women's football. Having finished as Champions League runners-up, Lyon are reinforcing to close the gap on rivals like Barcelona. For Real Madrid Femenino, losing their captain and a key creative midfielder is a notable downgrade. Weir's leadership and playmaking will add tactical depth to Lyon's midfield.

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Scotland captain Caroline Weir joins Champions League runners-up Lyon · Socc360